99 Ranch Market — Attraction in Los Angeles

The 99 Ranch Market, Asian market, was just opened on December 24, but I didn't know that it was located at the same strip mall where all the small restaurants were nearby. It would be better if they put the big sign, people can find the market easily. Also, it was located on the back side of the Walmart store. When I arrived at the market, there were plenty of parking spaces. I went inside of the market. It was a neatly clean and well organized market. First of all, I walked to the Asian bakery section. They baked bread fresh breads, cakes & all kinds of sweet daily. They had special sweet bread sales, which were only 99 cents. I love ❤️ sweet Asian bread so I bought a lot of breeds. After that, I went to the meats department. All the meats seemed very fresh, and the prices were inexpensive. The chicken breast was $2.99 per pound, and the beef top round steak was $2.79 per pound. These prices were without sales price. I liked their good prices. Then, they had organic produce section. All the fruits & vegetables looked fresh and seemed good quality. Finally, I went to the cashier's section to pat my groceries. The casher was friendly and polite. I bought a lot of groceries, but the total price was only $76.00. This was a good saving. When I came home, I tried my favorite sweet bean bread first. It was soft and sweet delicious bread. It had lots of filling inside. I had the bread with the flavor coffee. It was delight, yammy & delicious! Also, I tried cream cheese filling sweet bread. It was amazing, tasty bread. I just love ❤️ all these breads. I tried the brand new " 99 Ranch Market" for my groceries shopping. And I can recommend this market to everyone. They offer good quality foods & low prices of groceries. Also, great customer services. Then, they have a great bakery, which offer delicious, fresh, and amazing taste Asian...

UPDATE:

I’m never eating here again. I decided to give it another try. My husband and I literally threw the majority of our meals in the trash. It wasn’t just not good; it was disgusting. The chow mein and wings. The pork had a ton of tiny little bones hiding in it. Avoid this place. —- This is for the hot deli.

-The chicken wings and pork were really good and I would get them again. -The chow mein was pretty good and I would get it again. -The orange chicken was really bad and I would never get it again. Probably the worst orange chicken I’ve ever had. It was more breading than chicken, orange flavor was very weak, and it tasted very strongly of just breading (and not even flavored breading). -The rice was totally flavorless and I think it may have just been white rice with eggs mixed in. I thought it was supposed to be fried rice, so this may have been my bad. I would not get this again. -The cube pork bits (nothing was labeled so I’m unsure what to call this) were decent. Some were a little dry. I wouldn't get this again.

I’ll be trying more eventually, because I think it’s worth it to check out some more options, but so far I’m a little disappointed.

Update:

Usually I get rolls from Nijiya but I decided to try one from here because they're a bit cheaper. I tried one of the packaged spicy California rolls. It was so bad and such a let down. Mushy...

Funny thing....I went into this place thinking it was a Mexican Market because of the Ranch Market and somehow associated with the 99 cent store :) It was close to lunch time I figured I would eat healthier and see what prepared food they had. I walked in and they had a coffee and bakery counter, I ordered a latte but it wasn't the latte I was thinking, it was not coffee so I asked for coffee black and questioned what kind of latte was that. He then said is not latte but something else from Japan. This is an Asian market I told him it was my first time and the name association assumption and laughed. I proceeded to look st the baked goods. I tried various breads, the raisin dinner rolls fluffy and not too sweet, the best I've had. Then these hot dog pastries like in between a pizza and a hot dog, the green onion one was the best followed by the jalapeño. Then this coconut bread was also the best, I can go on. I was only 15' inside the store. Then there was the hot food like at Panda but better. I think it became my favorite, in fact I will stop now, I have to go discover more and they clise...